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BIS LoC 2 Channel OEM Module With Patient Interface Cable | 186-0195-AMS
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OEM PATIENT MONITORING SOLUTIONS
BIS™ LoC 2 Channel with patient interface cable (PIC+)
Product ID / CFN : 186-0195-AMS.
PIC+ only: 186-0107
The 2-Channel BISx™ module, with host monitor cable and patient interface cable, uses the proprietary BIS™ algorithm to acquire and process EEG data, displayed as the BIS™ index.
At a glance
- Compact, portable, plug-and-play OEM module for integration into BIS-ready patient monitors
- Delivers the full BIS parameter set: BIS index (0-100), Signal Quality Index (SQI), EMG indicator
- One- or two-channel filtered EEG waveform display
- Suppression Ratio display flags possible isoelectric (flatline) EEG states
- Burst count support for use with the BIS extend sensor
- Automated BIS sensor check optimized for faster setup
OVERVIEW
Gain easy access to the benefits of BIS™ technology
The BIS™ LoC (Level of Consciousness) 2 channel OEM module delivers the latest performance features of BIS™ brain monitoring technology in a compact, portable, plug-and-play design.
With an integrated clamp for easy mounting, the BIS™ LoC 2 channel OEM module, when integrated into a BIS™-ready patient monitor, provides easy access to the precision and benefits of proven BIS™ brain monitoring technology.
FEATURES
BIS™ technology:
- Helps customize anesthetic dosing to individual patient physiologies.
- Indicates hypnotic effect through the easy-to-read BIS™ index.
- Facilitates improved patient outcomes as validated in multiple clinical studies.
The BIS™ LoC 2 channel OEM module delivers a full array of BIS™ brain monitoring parameter data, including:
- BIS™ (Bispectral Index) Value — 0 to 100.
- Signal Quality Indicatory (SQI) — 0 to 100.
- EMG (Electromyograph) Indicator Bar — indicative of muscle activity and other high-frequency artifact.
- EEG Waveform Display — One or two channels of filtered. electroencephalogram (EEG) waveforms
- Suppression Ratio (SR) — 0% to 100% of time over the last 63-second period that the signal is considered to be in the suppressed state, indicating when an isoelectric (flatline) condition may exist.
- Burst Count – Bursts/Minute — used with BIS™ extended use sensor.
- BIS™ Trend Graph — plots the value of the Bispectral Index™ over time.
- Automated BIS™ Sensor Check — optimized for faster sensor check.
Frequently asked questions
What is the BIS LoC 2 Channel OEM Module with Patient Interface Cable?
It is a compact, portable, plug-and-play OEM module (Product ID / CFN 186-0195-AMS) that uses the BIS™ algorithm to acquire and process EEG data, displayed as the BIS index, and includes a patient interface cable (PIC+).
How is it mounted?
It has an integrated clamp for easy mounting when integrated into a BIS-ready patient monitor.
What parameters does it provide?
It delivers the full BIS parameter set: BIS index (0-100), Signal Quality Index (SQI, 0-100), an EMG indicator bar, one- or two-channel EEG waveform display, Suppression Ratio, burst count (with the BIS extend sensor), and a BIS trend graph.
Is the patient interface cable sold separately?
The PIC+ patient interface cable alone is available under a separate part number (186-0107); this listing (186-0195-AMS) includes both the module and cable.
Does it support sensor checks?
Yes, it includes an automated BIS sensor check optimized for faster setup.
Has BIS technology been clinically validated?
Yes, BIS technology's benefits for anesthetic dosing have been validated in multiple clinical studies.
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